Our Sister Cities
Reach
Out to Tuscaloosa
In response to the April 27th
tornado that struck Tuscaloosa, Schorndorf, Germany Mayor Klopfer placed
flowers with a memorial tablet and black ribbons in front of the Town
Hall (note the American flag). Click
here to view a benefit concert held in
Schorndorf for Tuscaloosa Tornado Relief.
Click here
to read a letter to Tuscaloosa's Mayor Maddox from Narashino's
Mayor Taisuke Miyamoto
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HERE FOR
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Welcome to the Tuscaloosa Sister Cities Commission. Our goal is to promote
long-term, global people-to-people relationships through international
leadership, friendship and understanding.
Since 1986, the
Tuscaloosa
Sister Cities Commission has facilitated hundreds of productive partnerships
through cultural, civic and educational exchanges.
Our Sister City relationship with
Narashino, Japan,
Schorndorf, Germany
and
Sunyani-Techiman, Ghana
continually enriches our community and its
citizens, providing an avenue for the people in each city to develop
friendly and mutually beneficial personal and professional relationships.
Fireworks over Downtown Tuscaloosa
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Tuscaloosa Sister Cities Commission
1305
Greensboro Avenue - Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401
Telephone 205-343-0100
FAX 205-759-9002
info@tuscaloosasistercities.com |
Mission Statement
The Tuscaloosa
Sister Cities Commission exists to promote long term, global
people-to-people relationships through the development of
international leadership, friendship and understanding. It seeks to
facilitate productive partnerships with cultural, educational, and
commercial entities. The Commission provides an avenue for the
people in each city to develop friendly and mutually beneficial
personal and professional relationships, and to work together in
facing the unique and diverse challenges and opportunities of the
future. |
The University of Alabama's
President's Mansion
Tour Downtown Tuscaloosa on
the "Tuscaloosa Trolleys."
A barge pushes its load down the Black Warrior
River towards the Port of
Mobile, Alabama. |
